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World ‘will not see significant return to coal’ in 2026 – despite Iran crisis

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World ‘will not see significant return to coal’ in 2026 – despite Iran crisis

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Climate@slrpnk.netEnglish · 1 month ago

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World ‘will not see significant return to coal’ in 2026 – despite Iran crisis - Carbon Brief

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Clean-energy projects are emerging as more appealing investments during the fossil-fuel driven energy crisis.

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Maybe. Hard to tell yet from early data.

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